TLKNG Dog Enrichment Toy, Treat Dispenser Ball for Medium/Small Dogs

Bought this to give our highly treat motivated Siberian Husky a little exercise and entertainment. Unscrew the top, add some Zukes treats, adjust the dispenser holes as appropriate, drop on the floor and stand back because action is about to happen. Our husky goes nuts on this thing, it's like soccer, but with a heavy plastic container. Nothing is safe with this thing being flung about, not even your ankles. If it gets stuck under something, she comes to get us and shows us where its at. She LOVES this thing, and she's getting some good exercise in. Heavy plastic, so chew resistant, and a great way to give your dog enrichment if they can't get out and exercise due to weather or other reasons. Serious value for the money. Easy to adjust the treat holes to get the right amount of treats and good play time for your dog. Best "toy" we've bought in a long time

We have two GSPs and these are GREAT for rainy days or just a fun treat for our dogs. I buy the etta says 'SIT!" little treats to put in them. Now, they only last about 10 minutes but the dogs absolutely love them and really push them around like crazy! I keep most of the holes closed on them and leave one partially open to make them last longer. Great treat to for our dogs. They don't chew them at all either. They will pick them up and carry them though! My one dog loves them so much she pushes them around with her nose even when it's empty. Good buy - we have had them a few months and almost use them every day.

This is our 4yr old, 80lb, German Shepherd's favorite new toy! He can chew, toss & play a tough game of tug-o-war. He walks around squeaking it to the point of driving us crazy. But it makes him so happy. Highly recommend.

Works as intended and he loves the thing. I do think it could be more durable.It seems easy for him to close the toy during play, which stops him from getting rewards. That leads to frustration on his part and then he just lays down and attempts to chew it open on the small side. It wasn't apparently very hard to then start chewing through the plastic.

It is very good toys, but my dog very strong and very have strong teeth and need something I’m very grateful when I bought these toys

Pig loves it. Got the XXL size. Its about the size of an eggplant. I put my pigs feed in there. I like how there's options on both ends. Very much entertains him. Gets his steps in while eating.

Such a fun toy my pit, while more of a food toy now it worked great as a slow feeder in his puppy days, still get excited for this a year later. Very sturdy material since it’s not chewed to bits the treats dispense well it’s nice you cant adjust the hole size

My dog loves it, I do wish it would stand up a little bit on its own for filling.

This is a great food dispensing toy. I try to give my pup at least one of her meals (of kibble) a day in a puzzle, and this has been a great addition to the rotation. It is durable and functions exactly as expected. It rolls easily on the floor when the dog nudges it. It is easy to open and fill, and has adjustments to change the size of the holes for the treats/kibble to fall out (thus adjusting the difficulty as well). I have chosen to use it on the easiest setting so far for my 10 month old pup, as she either barks at it out of frustration or picks it up and tosses it to try a different way if it isn't giving her the food readily when she nudges it as intended. On the largest setting, the food falls out fairly quickly, but I figure canine puzzles are intended for enrichment and mental stimulation through problem-solving but not to the extent of frustration. I may adjust it to make it harder in the future. I can attest that it has withstood a few tosses without showing any signs of damage, which speaks to the durability of the item. I occasionally do have to reposition it into the middle of the floor when my pup has pushed it over-enthousiastically and it is up against furniture.Overall, I am thoroughly pleased with this item and have no hesitation recommending it.

ProsDurability: Made from tough materials designed to withstand aggressive chewers, making it suitable for dogs of all sizes and breeds.Adjustable Food Dispensing: Allows customization of the dispensing rate, making it a versatile tool for different treat sizes and types.Interactive and Engaging: Helps keep dogs mentally stimulated and engaged, reducing boredom and destructive behavior.Slow Feeding: Encourages slower eating, which can aid in digestion and prevent overeating.Versatile Usage: Suitable for large, medium, and small dogs, making it a great gift for various dog owners.ConsComplexity for Some Dogs: Some dogs may find the puzzle aspect too challenging, leading to frustration.Treat Size Compatibility: Certain treat sizes might not work well with the dispenser, requiring owners to find compatible treats.Initial Interest: Dogs might lose interest over time if not regularly introduced to new treats or challenges with the toy.SummaryThe TLKNG Dog Interactive Toys Indestructible Puppy Toy is a robust and versatile toy designed to engage dogs of all sizes and breeds. Its durable construction makes it suitable for aggressive chewers, while the adjustable food dispensing feature allows for customization to fit different treat sizes and types. This interactive toy not only keeps dogs entertained but also promotes slow feeding, aiding in digestion and preventing overeating. However, some dogs might find the puzzle too complex or lose interest over time without regular changes in treats or challenges. Overall, it's an excellent option for dog owners looking to provide mental stimulation and slow feeding benefits for their pets.

This dog toy seemed like a good idea at first however, it seems my dog loses interest very quickly as the treats don’t fall out easily, and the toy is made of a hard plastic, which ended up scratching my floors. There should be a rubber ring around the rolling area to prevent any scratching. Not the best and not the worst I guess it just depends on how motivated your dog is to get the treats. I would recommend this to have dogs with high food drives.

My dog has a lot of puzzle toys at this point, and I like to keep her guessing and trying new ones. The design of this one is simple and straightforward for humans, but may be just a little bit too simple for long term usage for smarter dogs.It unscrews easily to fill, and the two yellow bands turn to adjust the holes on either end to whatever size you want (or closed, if you want to make the puzzle harder with only one hole), and the clear portion allows you to see whether there are any bits left over. It rolls easily too. Nothing about any of this is a problem, and in fact, functions as it should.The only issue is that because it just rolls pretty uniformly, normally, like a cylindrical object generally does, it's pretty easy to figure out. Nuzzling it along will make it roll and dispense more treats. So it doesn't last long as a puzzle toy for my dog. Sometimes that's fine, but sometimes I need a more significant challenge for her.So if your dog is just starting out with puzzle toys, or perhaps has other issues that make more complex toys inaccessible, this is a nice simple option. But if your dog is particularly clever or experienced with these kinds of toys, it may not have the lasting power you want from a toy like this.

This is the second TLKNG Dog Interactive Toy I got for Oscar. The first one was too complicated for him. It required aggressive prodding to get any food out. It was like one of those "Weebles Wobble but they don't fall down" toy. He would hit it, but it would just wobble and not give up any food. I had to park that one, for now.This one is super simple. He just needs to roll it around with his nose and he will get rewarded. He hasn't tried to chew it open like he did the last one. Probably because he's getting food out of it. The last one, he could smell the food and figured chewing it open was the only option.It comes with instructions on how to fill it up with food and adjust the hole. I use it every day now to feed him his lunch. He knows when its empty and just leaves it alone when its not rattling anymore.I wonder if, after a while with this one, he'll be able to figure out the other. We'll see. I suggest, if you’ve never given your dog one of these interactive toys, you start out with a very easy one like this. Think of it as the kindergarten of toys. They will be able to figure this one out, for sure, so it won’t be a waste of money.5 Stars. I’m really glad I saw this and got it.